Seventeen dead after violence in Indonesia
June 1, 2000
JAKARTA, Indonesia — At least 17 people died May 17 in an eastern Indonesian province after violence erupted between Christians and Muslims amid rumors that
Sierra Leone losing religious relief workers
June 1, 2000
FREETOWN, Sierra Leone — Catholic relief Services has withdrawn its workers from strife-torn Sierra Leone where a number of United Nations peacekeepers have been killed.
Hundreds respond during Brazil crusades
May 25, 2000
CUIABA, Brazil — International evangelist Sammy Tippit has concluded two weeks of evangelistic crusades and conferences on revival in central Brazil where hundreds of people
Poll: Germans uninterested in religion
May 25, 2000
BERLIN — A new poll of Germans conducted by the Forsa Institute found religious activity and belief in Germany is dwindling. According to Idea news
Court postpones verdict in murder trial
May 25, 2000
ISTANBUL — An Egyptian criminal court stalled again May 9 on delivering a verdict against Shaiboub William Arsal, the Coptic Christian defendant in the highly-publicized
ID cards will not list religious affiliation
May 25, 2000
ATHENS — A government agency in Greece has ruled a person’s religious affiliation should be taken off state-issued identity cards. On May 15, the Data
Foster parents have lasting impact
May 25, 2000
As a wife and mother of two, Lee Pitts tries to follow the example of Bob and Betty DeLoach, the foster parents she was placed
Rebuilding seminary may cost $5.3 million
May 18, 2000
Baptists in Nigeria are sifting through the ashes and counting the cost after the Baptist seminary in Kaduna was attacked during riots in late February.
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